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Continuously water-logged soils are disadvantageous for plant growth. Why?
Water-logged soil produces less for plants to respirate and affects their growth.
The primary function of includes water absorption and uptake of oxygen from the pore space of the soil.
In ordinary soil, oxygen from the pore spaces moves into the .
The primary function of includes water absorption and uptake of oxygen from the pore space of the soil.
In ordinary soil, oxygen from the pore spaces moves into the .
However, water occupies the between soil particles and pushes the out into the atmosphere in water-logged soil.
So, continuously water-logged soils are disadvantageous for growth.
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